Concrete Leveling Contractors in New Jersey
Cliffwood, NJ 07721
New Jersey: Northern, central and eastern NJ, including Freehold, Edison, Jersey City, Paterson, Woodbridge, Brick, Mount Freedom, Lakewood, Short Hills, and Toms River.
New York: including New York City, Flushing, Astoria, Queens, Elmhurst, Ridgewood, Woodside, Jackson Heights, Forest Hills, Ozone Park, Bayside, Far Rockaway, Fresh Meadows.
Pennsylvania: Philadelphia.
The concrete repair companies listed here are experienced concrete leveling contractors in the PolyLevel network serving New Jersey. PolyLevel contractors offer expertise and experience solving concrete problems, including lifting and leveling concrete that has settled or is sinking, cracked, or unlevel. In each company’s profile you can read reviews, see before-and-after pictures, and learn more about their concrete repair services.
PolyLevel is a fast, effective concrete repair solution. Contact your local PolyLevel dealer today to get a free concrete repair estimate".
Why does concrete sink in NJ?
You can blame it on New Jersey soils. Depending on the soil composition and ground moisture, soils will expand and contract over time, leading to voids under the concrete. This is thanks to the clay components in the subsoil level, which are particularly absorbent. All soils are made up of sand, silt, and clay. While New Jersey soils have varying amounts of clay, it is the clay elements that contribute to soil shrinkage underneath your concrete. As voids form, the soil is unable to support the concrete and it will begin to sink, often unevenly. Your concrete will also sink if the soil under the concrete was too weak to begin with to and is unable to support the weight of the concrete slabs and the loads placed on the concrete (cars, equipment, furnishings). This process is called “concrete settlement.” Erosion and the freeze/thaw cycle as winter turns into spring contributes to this process in New Jersey.
Reasons for Cracked Concrete Slabs
- Weak initial soils unable to support weight
- Erosion over time
- Shrinking and expanding soils
- Moisture issues in soil
What concrete problems does PolyLevel fix?
Concrete problems often are associated with two notable characteristics of the material: weight and stiffness. If the soil beneath a concrete slab is not sufficiently dense or strong, the slab’s weight will push down on the soil, causing the slab to sink below its proper level. This often happens when the soil is weak to begin with or there is high clay content in the soil, expanding and shrinking with ground moisture levels. If the slab is well-supported in one area but not in another, concrete’s inability to flex will often cause the slab to crack – sinking in one area while remaining stable in another. Sunken concrete is a very common problem, often occurring in sidewalks, driveways, patios, and other slab-on-grade applications.
Three common causes of sunken or settled concrete:
- Weak soils. Fill soil and soil with high organic content is easily compressed by weight from above.
- Washouts. Flooding and heavy rain can erode soil beneath a concrete slab, leaving all or part of the slab unsupported.
- Shrinking clay soil. Soil with high clay content can shrink significantly during dry weather, sometimes causing a concrete slab to sink.
How to Choose a Concrete Repair Company in New Jersey
In addition to looking for a New Jersey concrete repair company who serves your town or region, you want to know that they understand the causes for failing concrete and have concrete repair solutions that are effective, long-term, and affordable.
A Concrete Solution You Can Trust
PolyLevel is a two-part expanding foam solution effective in many concrete lifting applications, in both residential and commercial settings. Concrete repair alternatives to PolyLevel include complete concrete replacement and “mud jacking,” an industrial application that uses a thick cement slurry to fill in the gap underneath sunken concrete. Both of these techniques are excessive when fixing a set of stairs that has pulled away from the home, or raising a patio concrete slab back to its original level. These alternative methods are disruptive, time-consuming, costly, and don’t address the soil-related issues that cause concrete settlement. Using foam to raise sunken concrete is the best solution for many concrete problems because it is fast, effective, less disruptive to property, and affordable. In addition, PolyLevel is a less intrusive process for lifting concrete that doesn't add more weight to the problem.
A Contractor You Can Trust
Your local New Jersey PolyLevel contractor is an independent company supported by a national concrete repair network. In addition to reading reviews, check out past work by your local concrete contractor. A before-and-after picture showing the results of lifting and leveling an uneven concrete slab is worth 1,000 words!
The final step in searching for a contractor who can fix your home’s sunken or cracked concrete is to get an idea of the cost involved in fixing your concrete. After inspecting your sunken concrete, your local contractor should be able to propose a solution and provide a written estimate for repair costs.
Time for a Concrete Repair Estimate?
Sunken concrete only gets worse over time. Improve the safety, appearance, and value of your property by raising your concrete slabs. PolyLevel dealers in New Jersey help homeowners every day fix the failing concrete around their homes. For reliable concrete repair in Newark, Jersey City, and Paterson, contact your local expert in concrete leveling!
Ready to get started? Choose a New Jersey Polylevel dealer to raise and repair your settled concrete today!
Customer Reviews
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By Christopher G.Philadelphia, PAI want to vote for Victor Leon in your competition. As the...View Review -
By Monica G.Cherry Hill, NJWilver Cardoza and his crew excellent workers. Would highly...View Review
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By Ray C.Southampton, NJVery happy with the job you compleated from a to z. I give...View Review
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By Michael M.Bordentown, NJQuality first was very friendly, efficient and delivered...View Review
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By Art H.Princeton, NJThe sales person and the foreman were both great.View Review
Recent job requests for PolyLevel in NJ:
Project Location: Mullica Hill, NJ 08062
Comment: Pool concrete dropping
Project Location: Sewell, NJ 08080
Comment: Have a patio that is on a nine inch pitch give or take from the base of the house outward towards the back yard. Looking to get a sunroom added on but would like to see what it would cost to level it out first. Patio is about 33 foot by 12 foot. Thanks Steven
Project Location: Woodbury, NJ 08096
Comment: I have settlement on one side of my pool deck about 4 inches or so, and I would like a quote on how much it would be to raise the concrete back to where it should be
Project Location: Blackwood, NJ 08012
Comment: Would like estimate to raise concrete slab: approx size 6 feet x 7 feet x 4-5 inches.
Project Location: Clementon, NJ 08021
Comment: We have a sunken sidewalk that needs repair
Project Location: Haddon Heights, NJ 08035
Comment: 3 patio pads that are sinking and cracked
Project Location: Voorhees, NJ 08043
Comment: Sunken Patio slab
Project Location: Berlin, NJ 08009
Comment: I have 1 block that has sunk about an inch &. needs to be elevated. very simple that there are no cracks or tree roots to worry about
Project Location: Voorhees, NJ 08043
Comment: Need patio uplifted, need estimate for work
Project Location: Marlton, NJ 08053
Comment: Front steps and landing
Project Location: Hainesport, NJ 08036
Comment: I have a concrete slab 10'x 12' with a concrete step that just sits on the slab that has settles 3 1/2" that I would like to have raised back to where it belongs. The 12' dimension is along the rear of the house.
Project Location: Egg Harbor City, NJ 08215
Comment: Right hand garage exterior entrance slab sinking. so far approx. 2". slab is 10'x 12'.
Project Location: Columbus, NJ 08022
Comment: Sunken concrete parking area (old tree stump/roots I believe) sunken section of concrete sidewalk.
Project Location: Milford, NJ 08848
Comment: Ranch ,1 car garage crack about 18ft. in and not level
Project Location: Princeton, NJ 08540
Comment: My side steps leading to up to a small porch and a side door have sunk over time and fallen out of level with the house.